22 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
1
The item lists neighbors and relatives from Harrisonburg Hins Greenstore Washington and surrounding areas who spent time visiting, returning home, or announcing engagements and illnesses. Names include Hazel, Morris, Sarm Shifflett, Kempe, Lewis, Mage, Baynes, and Miller among others with brief notes on travel and health statuses.
In a June game against Boston, the Senators rallied in the eighth to win 6 to 4. They erased Boston's lead with a three-run rally fueled by Charlie Ruffing on the mound and a late Women runner's dash over the right field wall in the second inning. The series outcome shifted as New York and other cities are listed in box score fragments.
Long list of social notes from Baingburg June 21 includes visits by Mrs Harry Mohler Hyattsville Rev H B Coe family and others. Edinburg Methodist Sunday School wins district banner for officers and teachers presence. next year convention in Edinburg. many relatives guests from Newport News Beaton Weyers Cave Washington and Jones Ante noted.
Joseph Ney and Sons Company announced plans to form Harrigonburg's first twilight baseball league in years. Ney staff members said their organization would field a team with other local groups like Beck's Bakery and the Daily News-Record force weighing entry. Frank Riddleberger was named captain of the Ney clothiers with Toots Welch as manager and C. M. Taylor treasurer.
Briery Branch community news reports visits from Mr. Jesse Arey and family to Mrs. Mina Wenger and others. Washington resident Mr. Margie Welch and children call on Mr. and Mrs. John Cupp, with Monday time in Moorefield and Lost City, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Driver welcome a baby son. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lambert return from visiting daughter Mrs. W. A. Michael.
Spring Creek 1928 champions aim to halt Dayton’s undefeated run in Rockingham County games at Dayton. Grottoes tries to break into the win column against Mount Crawford despite six losses. Elkton visits Mount Clinton at H H B field as West Rockinghamers chase a scoreover. Next week slate includes Elkton at Dayton and Mt Crawford vs Spring Creek at Bridgewater.
Sangerville June 21. Mrs J C Ruff and children returned home after attending the wedding of Miss Alene Coffey in Greenville. Mrs W S Vints visiting daughter Mrs Grayson Grove near Fishersville. Little Dawn Glick daughter of Mr.
The Mossy Creek Christian Endeavor Society led a Sunday program at the Presbyterian Church while Rev. J B Grimes was away. Mrs. Harry Ritenour and Mrs. Betty Ritenour returned to Harrisonburg after visiting W D Eavey and B F Watts. W Es Guighjiss was at her home here with MP.
Ohio man Hess returns to Bath last week after spending time in Akane with his father M D Hess. Vivian Ruff accompanies him during the trip to Bath, indicating a family matter tied to the relocation.
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